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India's Exports Recover in November

India's Exports Recover in November
Scheme to address NTBs faced by exporters soon · financialexpress.com

India's exports are doing better in November 2025 after a drop in October.

The government is helping exporters by giving them cheaper loans and support to sell their products abroad.

They are also talking to other countries like Russia and Israel to make trade easier.

The government has a big plan with lots of money to help exporters until 2031.

They will tell everyone the rules for these help programs soon.

This is important because some countries, like the US, have made it harder for India to sell things there.

Key facts

Exports in October 2025
Exports in April-October 2025
Imports in April-October 2025
Trade Deficit in October 2025
Export Promotion Mission Budget
Rs 25,060 crore
Duration of Export Promotion Mission
6 years (2025-2031)
Interest Equalisation Scheme Guidelines
To be issued by January 15, 2025
Market Access Initiative Guidelines
To be issued next week

Timeline

  1. India's 2027 QR code plan by GS1 bolsters pharma confidence.

  2. Then, QR codes combat fakes, further boosting industry trust.

  3. Government eases pharma licence norms, influencing trade scheme.

  4. Now, NTB scheme targets Russia, Israel, boosting exports.

Quotes

Piyush Goyal

Union commerce minister of India

“India’s export strategy now relies heavily on maintaining the highest quality standards, stressing that the country’s reputation as a reliable supplier depends on consistency.”
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“The Export Promotion Mission will introduce targeted schemes to support landlocked and smaller states, and the Centre and states must work together to expand export capacity.”
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Vinod Kumar

President, SME Forum

“The quick rollout of interest subvention and MAI programmes will give much-needed breathing space, but exporters also need clarity on eligibility and timelines.”
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“Smaller firms require easier access to credit, faster documentation support and lower logistics costs to stay competitive in global markets.”
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Pankaj Chadda

Chairman, Engineering Export Promotion Council

“The rollout of both the schemes will be very helpful for the MSME sector. We hope to get further clarity in the days to come. Clarity on eligibility, timelines and disbursal mechanisms will be crucial for exporters, especially in the last quarter of the year.”
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Sources

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